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Old 17-04-2004, 04:03 PM
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Smile New in hong kong!!!!
Hi all!!! Wow...well im new to Hong Kong and kinda new to this website. Recently came over from London. (I'm 22 ). I'm missing home!
Any advice? places to visit? things to do?
What is a good way of making friends here? I'm lonely! awww...haha..
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Also..... I'm quite interested if anyone knows or is interested in Mendhi/ Henna?
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Old 18-04-2004, 07:55 PM
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We do have a fair number of people who go out at times, keep your eyes peeled. Many of us are on the wrong side of the 30s and many of us are on the right side of their 20s.
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Old 19-04-2004, 08:20 AM
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I am going to be moving to Hong Kong at the latter part of this summer. Can you guys give me some information about living there? Do most people eat chinese food? What kind? Do most people walk or take public transportation?

I will have more questions for you guys, thank you
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Old 19-04-2004, 09:48 AM
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Hi all!!! Wow...well im new to Hong Kong and kinda new to this website. Recently came over from London. (I'm 22 ). I'm missing home!
Any advice? places to visit? things to do?
What is a good way of making friends here? I'm lonely! awww...haha..
Look forward to your replys

you should have join us last Friday for the happy hour too late now.. maybe next time... are u male or female? planning to have a female gathering 2 weeks from now....
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I am going to be moving to Hong Kong at the latter part of this summer. Can you guys give me some information about living there? Do most people eat chinese food? What kind? Do most people walk or take public transportation?

I will have more questions for you guys, thank you
That's like saying "Is the Pope catholic?"..............

But yes, to answer your question,..........they do. Mostly Cantonese, no prizes for guessing why.

Hong Kong has an enviable public transport system, best to make use of it like most of the locals do.
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Thanks,

Oh, and I asked about the chinese food thing because it was a British colony for a long time, and didn't know if it was "white-washed" or not...

Happy to hear that the Chinese culture prevailed!!
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Old 21-04-2004, 12:17 AM
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Issac, Let me guess... you're american?
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Close, but no cigar.
I was born and raised in Spain!! But do have American citizenship also, and currently live in California.
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Close, but no cigar.
I was born and raised in Spain!! But do have American citizenship also, and currently live in California.
Life in hk is just like any other big city in US such as NY, but with mass Asian Population
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